P4P Greatest Hits
P4P has published more than 500 posts. It’s tough to pick favorites, but here are a few that stand out.
- Summer 1940: Neal Oussoren’s bike in World War II (from the Summer 2021 Newsletter)
- 1998 Fall Newsletter: Baton Rouge Beth: an 8-year-old organizes a collection that gets 398 bikes.
- 2001 Fall Newsletter: Guatemala Case Study: early FIDESMA report and grinding corn with a bike
- 2002 Spring Newsletter: Cycle Wheelchair in Ghana: Akrofi uses a wheelchair with a hand crank.
- 2004 Summer Newsletter: Refurbishing Bikes in the Ellsworth Correctional Facility, Ellsworth, Kansas
- 2010 Fall Newsletter: Pripa and Dolinta, high-school girls sewing in Moldova
- Blood feuds in Albania
- 2015 Fall Newsletter: Klodi, new bike owner
- 2019 Spring Newsletter: Sewing machines in Northern Albania
- 2016 Spring Newsletter: Barbie Bike in Moldova
- 2017 Fall Newsletter: Ghana: Using a bike to carry 300+ pounds of water to sell
- 2018 Spring Newsletter: Sewing in Cameroon
- 2020 Spring Newsletter, Tanzania:
- 2020 Fall Newsletter: P4P gets a bike for David Loveland’s 12,000-mile bike ride
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Cargo bike in Togo, Summer 2021 2021 Summer Newsletter: Report from Togo: Women use bikes to carry all kinds of cargo.
- 2021 Summer Newsletter: Trafficking in Sierra Leone
- 2022 Spring Newsletter: Bikes and Sewing Machines in Togo
- 2022 Fall Newsletter: Collections in Oneonta, New York: 2007 and 2022
- 2024 Fall Newsletter: Bikes in Sierra Leone
